This policy explains how Examera.in researches, writes and publishes information, so that readers know what to expect from us.
Official sources come first
Our articles are based on official notifications, advertisements, circulars and websites published by the concerned recruiting body, examination authority, university or government department. Where possible we name the source and link to it.
Official announcements and editorial summaries
An official announcement is the document issued by the authority. Our articles are editorial summaries that explain the key points in simple language. They are not official documents and do not replace the official notification. If the two ever differ, the official notification applies.
Our publishing standards
- We check key facts such as dates, post names, eligibility and links against the official source before publishing.
- We show the date of publication, and we note when an article has been updated.
- We do not publish rumours or unverified claims as facts. Unconfirmed information, if mentioned, is clearly labelled.
- We keep advertising separate from editorial content and we do not accept payment to publish or alter facts in an article.
- We do not ask readers for money in exchange for jobs, admissions or results.
Corrections and updates
We update articles when new official information appears and correct mistakes promptly. Read our Correction and Update Policy to see how, and how to report a problem.
Independence
Examera.in is an independent information platform and is not affiliated with any government body or examination authority.